Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-475.14
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Examinations
Official statutory text
A. Examinations shall be held at such times and places as the
Board directs and/or in accordance with NCEES examination policy.
B. Examinations may be taken only after the applicant has met
other minimum requirements as set forth in Sections 475.12a, 475.12b
and 475.12c of this title, and has been authorized to seek admission
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through NCEES or approved by the Board for admission to one or more
of the following examinations:
1. NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) examination;
2. NCEES Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE)
examination;
3. NCEES Structural Engineering (SE) examination;
4. NCEES Fundamentals of Surveying (FS) examination;
5. NCEES Principles and Practice of Surveying (PS) examination;
6. Oklahoma Law and Surveying (OLS) examination; and
7. Oklahoma Law and Engineering (OLE) examination.
C. A candidate failing an NCEES examination may apply for re-
examination in accordance with NCEES policy. A candidate failing a
Board examination may apply for re-examination as directed by the
Board and Board policy.
D. The applicant shall pay all NCEES examination fees per
published NCEES policies and procedures.
E. The Board may prepare and adopt specifications for the
examinations in engineering and surveying. They shall be made
available to any person interested in being licensed as a
professional engineer or as a professional surveyor.
F. For any examination that is administered by NCEES using
computer-based testing, a candidate shall only be admitted pursuant
to Board policy and administered the examination during a specified
time as frequently as prescribed by NCEES policies and procedures.
Board directs and/or in accordance with NCEES examination policy.
B. Examinations may be taken only after the applicant has met
other minimum requirements as set forth in Sections 475.12a, 475.12b
and 475.12c of this title, and has been authorized to seek admission
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 417
through NCEES or approved by the Board for admission to one or more
of the following examinations:
1. NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) examination;
2. NCEES Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE)
examination;
3. NCEES Structural Engineering (SE) examination;
4. NCEES Fundamentals of Surveying (FS) examination;
5. NCEES Principles and Practice of Surveying (PS) examination;
6. Oklahoma Law and Surveying (OLS) examination; and
7. Oklahoma Law and Engineering (OLE) examination.
C. A candidate failing an NCEES examination may apply for re-
examination in accordance with NCEES policy. A candidate failing a
Board examination may apply for re-examination as directed by the
Board and Board policy.
D. The applicant shall pay all NCEES examination fees per
published NCEES policies and procedures.
E. The Board may prepare and adopt specifications for the
examinations in engineering and surveying. They shall be made
available to any person interested in being licensed as a
professional engineer or as a professional surveyor.
F. For any examination that is administered by NCEES using
computer-based testing, a candidate shall only be admitted pursuant
to Board policy and administered the examination during a specified
time as frequently as prescribed by NCEES policies and procedures.
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